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- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tipsThis homemade tool makes billfish easier to control at the side of the boat. Read More
- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Boat ReviewsThe Grady White X26 Tigercat runs smoother amd quieter than Grady's original cat hull. Read More
- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tipsDouble the chances of setting a hook with this stealthy rig. Read More
- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Fish SpeciesBy StaffQ: I caught this yellow-eyed snapper in 850 feet of water off Great Isaac's Bank in the Bahamas. Do you have any information on this fish? - Tom Bovier, Boca Raton, FloridaA: It looks like you caught a silk snapper (Lutjanus vivanus) with its distinctive, bright yellow iris. Silk snapper live from North Carolina to Brazil, including the Bahamas, along rocky ledges in 300 to 800-plus feet of water. Silks are entirely pinkish-red, shading to whitish below. Read More
- Posted on October 26, 2001 in Rigs and tipsBy StaffAfter choosing the right leader, fitting the perfect sleeve and crimping it just right, don't just lop off the tag end with any old pair of fishing pliers. Many times over the years I have checked a bait that had just raised a looker only to find a tiny strand of weed stuck on the tag end of the connection. Did this piece of debris cause enough distraction for the fish not to bite? Read More
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